So more figures from young David (I will have to stop calling him young David soon as he has now hit 18!)
These are from David's 15mm FOW collection that he has put together himself. All US.
What I found really interesting is that he was searching all around the web and FOW info for how to paint the vehicles and in the end he came back to myself to ask how I did my 1/72 scale vehicles. It seems that the airbrushing, detailing and basing is pretty much the same.
I was well surprised that the price of the FOW 15mm stuff is as expensive as the 1/76 and 1/72 scale stuff I did so long ago!
So more figures from young David (I will have to stop calling him young David soon as he has now hit 18!) 
These are from David's 15mm FOW collection that he has put together himself. All US. 
What I found really interesting is that he was searching all around the web and FOW info for how to paint the vehicles and in the end he came back to myself to ask how I did my 1/72 scale vehicles. It seems that the airbrushing, detailing and basing is pretty much the same. 
I was well surprised that the price of the FOW 15mm stuff is as expensive as the 1/76 and 1/72 scale stuff I did so long ago!
I must admit, although in awe of many FOW armies, I cannot see the advantage of choosing 15mm over 20mm :)
ReplyDeleteNot 17??...hes got a ton of talent
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ReplyDeleteThanks guys,
ReplyDeleteSorry haven't had the time to update my Modelling blog.
Geordie I totally agree, as much as I love the look fo the 15mm WW2 stuff I prefer the 20mm figures and kits.
Captain, Yip 17 and has a great painting skill!
Thanks for the comments guys!
Would love to see more on this blog.
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Me too Mr B, Me too!!!
ReplyDeleteI just don't have the time at the moment with the work on my loft. Soon I'll get some more posted.
Cheers
Paul